Re: Old USB device

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Karl Larsen wrote:
>    For around 3 years I have written a line in fstab so I could mount a
> device that I put the memory stik into and plug into any USB port. The
> line in fstab was like:
> 
> /dev/sda1               /mnt/usb                vfat noauto,user       1 1
> 
> and this has worked fine. Now I am on Fedora Core 5 and it doesn't work.
> It says /dev/sda1 does not exist, and it doesn't.
> 
>    What can I do to get this device seen by FC5?
> 
> 
It would help to know what the device is. Most USB storage devices
are mounted automatically in FC5, without needing anything in
/etc/fstab. When you plug in the device, udev should be creating the
/dev entries and HAL then mounts it. If there is an entry in
/etc/fstab, then HAL aborts trying to mount the device.

Mikkel
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